ohthatsnotright

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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
You can use Firefox nightly and create a webextension using their internal APIs. Gives you access to injecting non-synthetic or faked events (they look indistinguishable since they are emitted in the same code path that the real input devic
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I think this is the biggest point a lot of people who aren't used to consistently spicy/hot food miss. Yes, the peppers will be hot but the flavors will be wildly different between them and that's the more interesting/im
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Which is not twitter(X) and supports OPs complaint. Paywalls/login walls are everywhere, even if they're gating botspam garbage.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Go on the market now. Don't use your network. Let me know how fast you get a new job.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Now if only the C*O class would learn that they can help but certainly won't replace developers. Then we can get back to a more normal hiring market. This downturn in tech is very bizarre and much worse than the dotcom bubble.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I bailed out of a similar set: - 30 minute recruiter call/discussion - 50 minute l33t code - 50 minute systems design - 30 minute in-depth presentation to a committee - 4-6x 45 minute group interviews covering l33tcode and system desig
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Basically what made Sierra Online, as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_Entertainment
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Beats being so poor you can't afford a car, or the only car you can afford is slowly rusting itself away or one no-longer-mass-produced part away from making a repair out of your financial reach. I'd take bad OTA updates anyday.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
> Chips are made from sand. And that sand takes a very, very long time with lots of big brains to figure out how to manipulate at the nanometer level in order to give you a "beep boop" It's not like Intel could decide tomo
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
There is a network that has consistently shot themselves in the foot, and refuses to understand it. The number of great shows that started on SyFy (and some from Showtime that moved to SyFy and then moved on) is incredible but they all end
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
> The extremes to which they take their cargo cult mentality is out of this world. Nah, just "webscale" like everything else Mongo.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
This is a regrettably shortsighted and myopic view of Russia and the EU.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I think the parent just used a 'k' instead of a 'c': DynaTak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_DynaTAC StarTak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_StarTAC
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I was happy on my basic plan from 2013. We only watch on one screen (my laptop) and never need 4k content or multiple screens. We watch one show, maybe two, a night as the entirety of our television consumption. Then Netflix and T-Mobile pu
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Thank you for Ardour!
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Jobs told everyone they're holding the phone wrong, but it's still shitty that it was broken to begin with.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
How do you find work? I've been trying to start a similar consultancy but I've had a hard time finding organizations who don't want staff augmentation.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I paid cash for mine, all in around $2500, but it was worth it to skip the insurance hassles, constant monitoring, and just get what was recommended by the Doctor directly.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
The CEOs who haven't done one yet got booted out of their country club until they do.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I can't get a response from Netflix but I do get from others. I know they're big on their culture and maybe it's worth it to tweak the resume specifically to address those. If I knew I would be working there lol.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
One of the few FAANG/MAGMA companies I've applied to repeatedly and never heard back. I may not be tailoring my experience to match their culture slides correctly.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Location: US Colorado / US Virgin Islands Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Rust, TypeScript, AWS, React, Vue Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-elsner/ Email: rob@els
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Glow
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
> There's also the fact that a large amount of the US military would desert or defect from their posts if tasked with killing American citizens. I'm ex-military and I don't agree with this statement at all. It's even
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
And who can trust Meta anyway? No thanks.
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Counter-dote: I started smoking when deployed. It took me a few years to quit and that was a smoking -> chew -> patch/gum -> nothing. No restrictions on sale other than 18+ (I was 24 when I started), and inside public places
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Related blog post that is one of my favorite authors: https://technicshistory.com/2023/11/30/the-pursuit-of-effici...
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
You forgot Dates, Times and Timezones
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
When I was ~10 or so, learning C++ by typing in examples from books and realizing the book went to print well before the code it contained could compile was a common occurrence. Sometimes you could send away for a 3.5" floppy with upda
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by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
I couldn't survive without uBlock on Firefox mobile. The web is just that hostile and awful.

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